1 THANET MUSIC AND DRAMA FESTIVAL Registered Charity No. 1072609 Since 1921 CONTENTS Introduction ...... page 2 Timetable ...... page 3 Festival Committee & Sponsors ...... page 4 - 5 Adjudicators’ profiles ...... pages 6 - 7 Instrumental ...... pages 8 - 11 Dance ...... pages 12 - 21 Speech and Drama ...... pages 22 - 28 Pianoforte ...... pages 29 - 32 Vocal and Choral ...... pages 33 - 38 2005 Festival Trophies and Awards ...... pages 46 - 47 Child Protection Policy ...... page 48 Simple maps of venues ...... pages 49-51 THIS FESTIVAL IS AFFILIATED TO THE BRITISH AND INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF FESTIVALS FOR MUSIC, DANCE AND SPEECH, OF WHICH HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IS PATRON Visit the Festival’s website at: http://www.thanetfestival.org.uk/

2 Performers, Teachers, Families and Friends, WELCOME TO THE 2005 THANET MUSIC AND DRAMA FESTIVAL! The Committee hope that whatever part you are taking in our Festival you have an enjoyable and positive experience which enhances your skills and enthusiasm for the performing arts. Our ‘mission’, as a festival, is simply to encourage all amateur performers – whatever their age or proficiency. We aim to do this by providing them with a performance ‘platform’, a professional adjudicator and an audience. Audiences play an important role in the development of performers’ abilities, and while we are very glad to see members of the general public come and watch the sessions, we also hope that performers themselves (and their families & friends) stay to support those in the classes after them, and those performing on other days or in other sections. Festivals such as ours aspire to serve as an interesting and educational experience for the audience too; we hope you find this so, but please let us know if there is anything we can do to improve. While the Festival does everything it can to ensure the safety and comfort of everyone attending, we must emphasize that ultimate responsibility lies with each individual, or in the case of children, with their parents, guardians, teachers or carers. The Festival cannot be held responsible for any items lost, stolen or damaged while at a Festival event, including in the car parks: please do not leave any personal items or valuables -- this includes children! -- unattended at any time. We can accept no liability for any accidents of whatever type that might occur beyond the bounds stipulated by law. Our marksheets / certificates use the ‘Descriptors” specified by the British and International Federation of Festivals for Music, Dance and Speech: 90+ / Outstanding: “An exceptional performance, both technically and artistically” 87-89 / Distinction: “An excellent performance technically and artistically” 84-86 / Commended: “A convincing performance technically and artistically” 81-83 / Merit: “A capable performance showing some artistic appreciation and/or technical ability” 78-80 / Moderate: “A performance showing development of technique and/or communication” 75-77 / Fair: “A performance limited in its communication” Once again arrangements have been made to hold the winners concert and prize-giving ceremony in the Main Hall of the Winter Gardens, Margate, on Tuesday 22nd March. We will ensure that the pace remains swift throughout the evening so that even the youngest prizewinners get a chance for their 15 seconds’ fame. There will be a small entry charge but plenty of free parking on the lower promenade with stairs and a wheelchair ramp to the Main Hall. Soft drinks, ices and bar refreshments will be available. Come along and make this evening something special for all of the performers, and enjoyable for yourself and your family & friends. The Festival is totally dependent on voluntary helpers, especially the Committee who work all the year round to ensure the smooth running of the various events: however we always need extra helpers, particularly in March when the Festival is taking place. Advice and feedback is always welcome, but offers of assistance are even more so! Please contact the Secretary or Chairman. Finally, we have discovered that many children who might otherwise like to take part in the Festival have not been able to do so, simply because their teachers are too busy with other things. There is no reason though why they should not enter independently – just for fun, as well as for the experience of performing to an independent assessor outside the exam system – and we hope that you will encourage them to do so. Anyone who wants to be put on our mailing list for next year’s Syllabus should give their details to the Secretary.

3 2005 THANET MUSIC AND DRAMA FESTIVAL TIMETABLE INSTRUMENTAL Keith Stent Friday 25th February Dane Court Grammar School, Broadstairs Saturday 26th February `` DANCE Geoff Lucas Saturday 5th March The Centre, Alpha Road, Birchington Sunday 6th March `` Saturday 12th March `` Sunday 13th March `` Saturday 19th March `` SPEECH AND DRAMA Annette Elliott Tuesday 9th March Pavilion on the Sands, Harbour St, Broadstairs Wednesday 10th March `` Thursday 11th March `` Friday 12th March `` PIANOFORTE Eileen Field Saturday 12th March Hartsdown Technology College, Margate VOCAL & CHORAL Betty Roe Thursday 17th March St Philips Church, Palm Bay, Cliftonville Friday 18th March `` Saturday 19th March `` PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF VENUE CONCERT AND PRIZEGIVING Tuesday 22nd March, 7.00 pm Winter Gardens, Margate Audiences are welcome at all events and their support and presence is greatly appreciated by the performers, particularly in classes where the entries are small. The cost of entry to a three hour session is only £1, or £2 for the whole day! Children aged 14 and under are free. Not only can you enjoy three hours of music making, dance or drama but you have the opportunity to hear a professional giving valuable advice and guidance. Please help us to make every class an ‘event’. N.B. Entry to dance events is £2 for the whole day or any part thereof.

4 FESTIVAL COMMITTEE PRESIDENT Roger Gale M.P. VICE PRESIDENTS Lillian McKeeman George Martin CHAIRMAN John Myhill MA BSc, VICE CHAIRMAN Ken Emptage, ‘Philomel’, TREASURER Genny Piper CPFA, HONORARY SECRETARY Ben Jones MITI, TROPHY SECRETARIES Janice Regan, Marie Holton, PUBLICITY John Myhill MA BSc AUDITOR Stan Weber FCA, SECTION CONVENORS INSTRUMENTAL George Urwin AGSM ARCM, VOCAL & CHORAL Laura Duffy BA(Hons) Mus.Dip. ABRSM, PIANOFORTE Jocelyn Emptage LRAM, SPEECH & DRAMA Eileen Chidwick, DANCE Ray & Ruth Tamulevicius,

5 FESTIVAL SPONSORS Pfizer Limited Sericol Ltd Weston Bros Holdings Ltd Thorley Taverns Hasland School of Dance & Performing Arts St Angela’s Junior School M & G Music Ramsgate Trophies Albion Bookshop Crowthers of Canterbury John Wilkinson FRIENDS OF THE FESTIVAL Mrs P. Bowling Mr & Mrs A. Brandrick Mrs P. Burn Mr & Mrs K. Emptage Mrs C. Hayward Mr & Mrs G. Martin Mrs L. McKeeman Mrs D. Norman Miss D. Owen Mr D. Ruddock Ms D. Stiggers Mrs R. Theobald Mr S. Weber Mr J. Gillespie Mrs J. Regan Mr & Mrs M. Harvey The festival Committee wishes to thank our Sponsors and Friends for their continued and valued support. If you contact any of the Sponsors with advertisements in this syllabus, please tell them where you saw it: this helps both them and us. Friends automatically receive their complimentary copy of the Syllabus and Programme and a ticket for all events. To become a Friend of the 2006 Festival, please send £10 per person to the Treasurer by 31st December 2005. Greater donations are of course always welcome. Stewards and helpers are always a very valued part of the Festival and help with the smooth running of the sessions. If you could spare two or three hours to help please contact the Secretary. Everyone is also welcome to attend the Festival’s AGM, which will be held at the Baptist Church Hall, Queens Road, Broadstairs on Tuesday 17th May at 7.30 p.m. Even if you cannot spare the time to be actively involved in the running of the Festival, this is an ideal opportunity to have your say in how it is organized and suggest how it could be improved. A final thank-you to Mac Towe and his staff at the The Pavilion, everyone at the Winter Gardens and St Philip’s Church, the BVC Association for the use of their Centre and the Headteachers of Dane Court Grammar School and Hartsdown Technology College for kindly offering us the use of their facilities.

6 Adjudicators’ profiles INSTRUMENTAL: Keith Stent Hon.FTCL, GTCL, ARCM After early work in State and Royal Ballet schools, Keith Stent held many highlevel posts in music education, ranging from head of department in teacher training to advisory work for the extensive adult education music activities of the late Inner London Education Authority. He also served as professor and conductor at Trinity College of Music and travelled worldwide during thirty years, until 1993, as an examiner for the college – the final twelve as Chief Examiner. He then became Music Advisor to The Benslow Music Trust, and in 1998 converted his part-time role as Music Advisor to Kevin Mayhew Publishers to a full-time commitment. His arrangements and compositions for three publishers date back to 1972, often given under a nom-de-plume. He is now busy as a freelance arranger and adjudicator and as conductor at summer schools and holiday courses, with special commitments to the New London Music Society, The Yamaha Organization and Wandsworth Symphony Orchestra. Having adjudicated at Thanet a few years ago, we are delighted to welcome him back this year. His website is at www.keithstent.co.uk. DANCE: Geoff Lucas FBATD, ALCM Over the past twenty years Geoff has has a varied career, with highlights including two years in "Cats", Bobby in "Chorus Line", the parson in "Heathcliffe" and featured in roles in "Divorce me Darling", "Camelot", "Godspell", "Jesus Christ Superstar", "Oh Kay" and "Pippin". For 4 years, Geoff was a member of the international harmony group "STUTZ BEAR CATS". With them he travelled the world on cruises and performed in many caberet venues. Geoff regularly lectures for many dance associations and also directs for Theatre. He has produced many musical shows. On TV, Geoff featured in the much-acclaimed BBC series "The Hot Shoe Show". He also appeared in the well known Monty Python film "The meaning of life". SPEECH & DRAMA: Annette Elliott FLAM, LLAM, PGCA, MSTSD On competion of her LAMDA training and specialized work on Choral Speaking with Marjorie Gullan and Verse Speaking with Clive Sansom, Annette went to live in South Africa where she taught privately and in schools. On returning to English her teaching experience has been in schools and colleges. She has produced plays and various dramatic performances in schools, colleges and with amateur and semi-professional groups. She was responsible for two large Pageants involving over 1000 Guides while Drama Adviser to the Girl Guide Association. She has enjoyed acting herself. A thriving and very busy private studio, where she coaches all ages from 4 years to Senior Citizens, keeps her fully occupied. She has adjudicated the Rotary International Youth Public Speaking FInals in London on a number of occasions. She has recently retired from the LAMDA Examining Board after 35 years, during which time she examined for them in the UK, Eire, Channel Islands, Singapore and Spain. As an adjudicator member of the Federation she has adjudicated festivals in the UK, Eire, Channel Islands, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and in Hong Kong on five occasions. She is looking forward to her visit to the TMDF at Broadstairs.

7 PIANOFORTE: Eileen Field ARAM, GRSM, ARCM, PGCA Eileen Field was born in Brighton, and studied singing and piano at the Royal Academy of Music, becoming a Licentiate and later Associate. She has extensive experience of teaching both subjects in schools, being also an experienced soprano soloist and accompanist herself, and has given masterclasses for groups including the Highcliffe Junior Choir, winners of the Sainsbury’s Choir of the Year Competition. She has been an examiner for the Associated Board since 1985, and since 1990 has been on the panel of moderators, helping to train new examiners. In the past few years, she has examined and presented seminars in Southern Africa, the Far East, North America and throughout Europe, while tours to the Faroe Islands, Iceland and Hong Kong are planned. VOCAL & CHORAL: Betty Roe ARAM, ARCM, FTCL, FRSA Betty Roe’s versatility has enabled her to build a successful career as a musician in many spheres, with extensive experience as singer, composer, conductor, teacher, examiner and adjudicator. Having been offered a place as Junior Exhibitioner at the Royal Academy of Music purely on the basis of her aural tests, she studied piano (with York Bowen), ‘cello, singing and composition (with Lennox Berkeley), and soon gained her Licentiate. During the war she went on to learn the organ, while helping to train the local choir, and later took up various posts as organist and choirmaster. From 1962-82 she performed as a session singer with many leading London ensembles, and was also a director of LAMDA from 1968-78. At the same time she was busy adjudicating for the Associated Board, and from 1974 she has further been active as a BIFF adjudicator. She founded Thames Publishing with her husband in 1970, publishing many of her own solo songs, church and choral music, revue songs, musicals and school music. She still presents successful and light-hearted one-woman shows, and is busy with commissions for new compositions, often for groups with special needs.

8 INSTRUMENTAL SECTION All classes to be held at Dane Court Grammar School, Broadstairs DAY 1 (Friday, 12th March 2004) 4:30. I 46 Clarinet Solo [a] (Beginners = less than 1 year’s tuition) 1. Abigail Scott 3. Zoe Anderson 2. Toby Montyn 4. Robert Evans [b] (Grades 1-3) 1. Dominic Holl 2. Evie Bunte 4:50. I 45 Flute Solo [b] (Grades 1-3): 1. Alexander Chadwick [e] (open): 1. Noriko Jones 5:10. I 50 Brass Solo [d] (Grades 6-8): 1. David Evans 5:40. I 40 Viola Solo [c] (Grades 4-5): 1. Paul Redman 6:00. I 30 Violin Solo (Beginners, 10 & under) 1. Beatrice Neden 4. Emily Lukas 2. Emily Holl 5. Rebecca Holland 3. Killian McCabe

9 6:30. I 33 Violin Solo (Grade 1, 11 & under; ‘Pick a Bale of Cotton’) 1. Fiona Friend 4. Abby Wise 2. Lucy Cast 5. Rebecca Moore 3. Sofia Krunic 6. Alexandra Dingley 7:00. I 54 Electric Guitar Solo [a] (13 & under): 1. Alexander Cast 7:15. I 43b Viola or Cello Recital 1. David Bühler 2. Ben Jones *** END OF DAY ONE *** DAY 2 (Saturday, 13th March 2004) 9:15. I 34 Violin Solo (Grade 2, 12 & under; ‘The Boys of Wexford’) 1. Howard Tang 2. Rebekah Peat 9:30. I 35 Violin Solo (Grade 3, 13 & under; ‘Song WIthout Words’) 1. Holly Le Baigue 2. Howard Tang 9:50. I 36 Violin Solo (Grade 4, 14 & under; ‘Rondeau’ by Handel) 1. Alice Neden 2. Imogen Ruddock 10:10. I 38 Violin Solo (Under 18; ‘Air Varie on a Theme by Paccini’) 1. Penny Roberts 2. Rachel Parrott 10:30. I 39 Violin Open [b] (Grades 1-2) 1. Abby Wise 4. Fiona Friend 2. Alexandra Dingley 5. Rebekah Peat 3. Rebecca Holland 6. Sofia Krunic [c] (Grades 3-5) 1. Alice Neden 3. Emily Miles 2. Howard Tang 4. Alexandra Radford [d] (Grades 6-8) 1. Penny Roberts 2. Hannah Dobson 11:30. I 57 String Duet [a] (12 & under) 1. Fiona Friend & Miriam Pick 2. Rebekah Peat & Sofia Krunic [b] (13 & over) 1. Alice Neden & Holly Le Baigue 2. Emily Miles & Peter Miles 12:00. I 43a Violin Recital 1. Rachel Parrott *** Lunch ***

2:00. I 41 Cello Solo [a] (Beginners = less than 1 year’s tuition): 1. Douglas Malcolm [b] (Grades 1-3) 1. Aimee Wood 4. Nicholas Prosser 2. Lucy Knight 5. Angus Maudslay 3. Annie Moran 10 [c] (Grades 3-5) 1. Bethany Everest 3. Clara Jones 2. Sarah Hatt [d] (Grades 6-8) 1. George Howard 3. David Bühler 2. Jacqui Browne 3:20. I 44 String Solo 1. Yvonne Harrop 2. Helen Ralph 3:50. I 52 Wind Solo [a]. 1. Amy Ryan 2. Georgina Maddox 4:10. I 91 Open Solo 1. Amy Ryan. 4:25. I 62. Junior Ensemble 1. Chartfield School Ocarina Group. 4:40. I 63 Ensemble. 1. Whitstable Community College Ensemble 2. Jones Ensemble 3. Bühler Trio 5:10. I 66 Orchestra 1. Strings & Things *** END OF DAY TWO – END OF INSTRUMENTAL SECTION ***

11 DANCE SECTION To be held at The Centre, Alpha Road, Birchington DAY 1 (Saturday, 5th March 2005) 9.00. D39 Lyrical Modern 14 - 15 Years 1. Hayley Butcher 10. Rachel Thomas 2. Rebecca Wiseman 11. Skye Mitchell 3. Bridie Robinson 12. Hannah Wood 4. Chloe Smith 13. Emily Maynard 5. Ellen Yilma 14. Rebecca Hawkins 6. Sophie Quinton-Jones 15. Kayleigh Meeking 7. Samatha Leman 16. Krystal Appleby 8. Jemima Dudgeon 17. Jasmine Lupton 9. Emily Foord 18. Clare Lancaster 19 Abigail Hall 9.45. D33 Tap 12 - 13 Years 1. Mercedes-Petra Forde 8. Toni Alder 2. Lauren Abel 9. Jessica Smith 3. Nicola Guenigault 10. Lace-Cheri Nagi 4. Sophie Austin 11. Sophie Burnby 5. Hannah Shingleton 12. Elle O’gorman 6. Jessica Murphy 13. India Osborne 7. Amber-Rose Meany 14. Hannah Staff 10.20. D17 Theatre Duets 9 Years And Under 1. Tara O’boyle 6. Emily Kendall 1. Victoria Murphy 6. Sophie Finch 2. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 7. Mary-Elizabeth Murphy 2. Wednesday Holder 7. Natasha Mcgee 3. Jade Elsden 8. Rebecca Green 3. Kira Hedley-Smith 8. Wednesday Holder 4. Lucy Buck 9. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 4. Melissa Lloyd 9. Lauren Reeves 5. Emily Clark 10. Chelsea Hegarty 5. Kayleigh Mcgee 10. Tara O’boyle 10.50. D43 Classical Duets 15 Years And Under 1. Clare Lancaster & Samatha Leman Coffee 11.10. D38 Modern 14 - 15 Years 1. Emily Foord 15. Hayley Butcher 2. Stephen Mitchell 16. Hannah Wood 3. Rachel Thomas 17. Emily Maynard 4. Victoria Green 18. Bridie Robinson 5. Jasmine Lupton 19. Chloe Smith 6. Josie Pocoke 20. Claire Grimble 7. Rebecca Wiseman 21. Ellen Yilma

12 8. Clare Lancaster 22. Jemima Dudgeon 9. James Evans 23. Kaine Horey 10. Jessica Bennington 24. Rebecca Hawkins 11. Kayleigh Meeking 25. Krystal Appleby 12. Jessica Beverley 26. Jake Dale 13. Sophie Quinton-Jones 27. Samatha Leman 14. Skye Mitchell 12.10. D34 Song And Dance 12 - 13 Years 1. Amber-Rose Meany 6. Mercedes-Petra Forde 2. Jessica Murphy 7. Jessica Smith 3. Sophie Burnby 8. Elle O’Gorman 4. Millie Tritton 9. Hannah Staff 5. Jade O’Sullivan 10. Lucy Walton 11. Abigail Hall 12.40. D16 Classical Duets 9 Years And Under 1. Natasha Mcgee 4. Amber Mcgee 1. Victoria Murphy 4. Kayleigh Mcgee 2. Emily Clark 5. Elisa-Jayne Morarity 2. Rebecca Green 5. Lucy Harris 3. Elisa-Jayne Morarity 6. Abbie Elmer 3. Tara O’Boyle 6. Natasha Mcgee Lunch 2.00. D47 Character 16 - 21 Years 1. Astrella Lawless 4. Caroline Clark 2. Hannah Gibson 5. Anna Greenhalgh 3. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 2.20. D42 Greek 15 Years And Under 1. Katleigh Meeking 4. Rachel Thomas 2. Rebecca Hawkins 5. Hayley Butcher 3. Emily Foord 2.35. D14 Song And Dance 8 - 9 Years 1. Lucy Harris 5. Emily Kendall 2. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 6. Wednesday Holder 3. Victoria Murphy 7. Katie Phillips 4. Rebecca Green 8. Tara O’Boyle 9. Laura Hall 3.00. D36 National 14 - 15 Years 1. Rebecca Hawkins 6. Rebecca Wiseman 2. Clare Lancaster 7. Jasmine Lupton 3. Rachel Thomas 8. Emily Foord 4. Hayley Butcher 9. Skye Mitchell 5. Ellen Yilma 10. Kayleigh Meeking Tea 3.30. D10 National 8 - 9 Years 1. Rebecca Gower 4. Abbie Wiggans

13 2. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 5. Victoria Murphy 3. Melissa Lloyd 6. Steward Niamh 3,45. D45 Ballet 16 - 21 Years 1. Anna Greenhalgh 4. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 2. Caroline Clark 5. Astrella Lawless 3. Michael Newman 6. Louise Dempster 4.05. D15 Greek 9 Years And Under 1. Lucy Buck 3. Rebecca Gower 2. Emily Kendall End Of Day 1 DAY 2 (Sunday, 6th March 2005) 10.00. D07 Tap 6 - 7 Years 1. Abbie Elmer 5. Sam Kendall 2. Morgan Vinall 6. Danielle Pye 3. Zoe Eleftheriou 7. Natasha Mcgee 4. Lauren Reeves 8. Emily Clark 10.20. D09 Ballet 8 - 9 Years 1. Melissa Lloyd 10. Sophie Hobson 2. Mason Freeman-Bartley 11. Victoria Murphy

14 3. Tara O’Boyle 12. Emily Kendall 4. Wednesday Holder 13. Sophie Finch 5. Amy Francis 14. Rebecca Gower 6. Jessica North 15. Lucy Harris 7. Savanna Green 16. Rebecca Green 8. Emily White 17. Katie Phillips 9. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 18. Kryssa Antoniou 10.55. D29 National 12 - 13 Years 1. Samantha Smithson 7. Lisa Ellis 2. Hannah Staff 8. Jade O’Sullivan 3. Alexandra Gifford 9. Alexandra Rees 4. Lace-Cheri Nagi 10. Nicola Guenigault 5. Zoe Burnett 11. India Osborne 6. Jordan Lupton Coffee 11.40. D02 Theatre Under 6 Years 1. Jessica Elmer 4. Kayleigh Mcgee 2. Kizzia Green 5. Lucy Czaplinski 3. Harriet Kendall 11.55. D37 Character 14 - 15 Years 1. Kaine Horey 8. Clare Lancaster 2. Samatha Leman 9. Jake Dale 3. Jasmine Lupton 10. Chloe Smith 4. Rachel Thomas 11. Stephen Mitchell 5. Sophie Quinton-Jones 12. Ellen Yilma 6. Skye Mitchell 13. James Evans 7. Emily Foord 14. Hannah Wood 12.40. D04 National 6 - 7 Years 1. Danielle Pye 4. Natasha Mcgee 2. Anna Head 5. Megan Hughes 3. Lauren Smith 12.55. D13 Tap 8 - 9 Years 1. Wednesday Holder 6. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 2. Kryssa Antoniou 7. Lucy Harris 3. Mason Freeman-Bartley 8. Alyssa Serverns 4. Emily Kendall 9. Jessica North 5. Victoria Murphy 10. Tara O’Boyle Lunch 2.15. D01 Classical Under 6 Years 1. Nancey Liddle 5. Jessica Elmer 2. Louise Hearn 6. Lucy Czaplinski 3. Millie O’Connell 7. Kayleigh Mcgee 4. Harriet Kendall 2.35. D35 Ballet 14 - 15 Years 1. Charlotte Coleman 12. Jake Dale

15 2. Hayley Butcher 13. Bridie Robinson 3. Ellen Yilma 14. Samatha Leman 4. Emily Maynard 15. Rachel Thomas 5. Jasmine Lupton 16. Kallum Cooper 6. Kayleigh Meeking 17. Emily Foord 7. Krystal Appleby 18. Clare Lancaster 8. Rebecca Wiseman 19. Hannah Wood 9. Sophie Quinton-Jones 20. James Evans 10. Stephen Mitchell 21. Rebecca Hawkins 11. Jemima Dudgeon 22. Skye Mitchell 3.25. D30 Character 12 - 13 Years 1. Mercedes-Petra Forde 7. India Osborne 2. Jessica Murphy 8. Hannah Staff 3. Alexandra Rees 9. Nicola Guenigault 4. Jordan Lupton 10. Jade O’Sullivan 5. Samantha Smithson 11. Lucy Walton 6. Elle O’Gorman Tea 4.15. D12 Modern 8 - 9 Years 1. Mason Freeman-Bartley 10. Victoria Murphy 2. Isobel Francis 11. Amy Francis 3. Abbie Wiggans 12. Kryssa Antoniou 4. Wednesday Holder 13. Sophie Hobson 5. Jessica North 14. Katie Phillips 6. Lucy Harris 15. Tara O’Boyle 7. Steward Niamh 16. Emily Kendall 8. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 17. Melissa Lloyd 9. Rebecca Green 18. Emily White 4.50. D51 Classical Trios 13 Years And Over 1. Bridie Robinson 1. Emily Foord 1. Sophie Quinton-Jones 4.55. D05 Character 6 - 7 Years 1. Morgan Vinall 7. Chelsea Hegarty 2. Mary-Elizabeth Murphy 8. Lucy Buck 3. Abbie Elmer 9. Lauren Reeves 4. Kierion Doyle 10. Amber Mcgee 5. Natasha Mcgee 11. Lauren Smith 6. Emily Clark 12. Holly White 5.25. D26 Classical Duets 13 Years And Under 1. India Osborne 3. Fiona Growler 1. Samantha Smithson 3. Hannah Shepherd 2. Hannah Staff 4. India Osborne 2. Jasmine Park 4. Rebecca Joyce 5.40. D41 Song And Dance 14 - 15 Years 1. Skye Mitchell 5. Kayleigh Meeking

16 2. Jake Dale 6. Stephen Mitchell 3. Rebecca Wiseman 7. Samatha Leman 4. Hannah Wood 8. Kaine Horey 6.10. D63 Classical Group 12 Years And Under 1. Dance Alley End Of Day 2 DAY 3 (Saturday, 12th March 2005) 9.00. D19 National 10 - 11 Years 1. Francesca Hunt 4. Sophie Moriarty 2. Florence Yilma 5. Chloe Chapman 3. Caitlin Shaugnessy 9.15. D06 Modern 6 - 7 Years 1. Taylor Meany 6. Lauren Reeves 2. Lauren Smith 7. Natasha Mcgee 3. Mary-Elizabeth Murphy 8. Danielle Pye 4. Morgan Vinall 9. Holly White 5. Abbie Elmer 10. Jade Elsden 9.35. D46 National 16 - 21 Years 1. Hannah Gibson 3. Anna Greenhalgh

17 2. Michael Newman 4. Astrella Lawless 9.50. D25 Greek 13 Years And Under 1. Samantha Smithson 6. Francesca Hunt 2. Caitlin Shaugnessy 7. India Osborne 3. Jennifer Towell 8. Alexandra Rees 4. Abbie Mewett 9. Chloe Chapman 5. Nicola Guenigault 10.15. D08 Song And Dance 6 - 7 Years 1. Chelsea Hegarty 5. Lucy Buck 2. Mary-Elizabeth Murphy 6. Natasha Mcgee 3. Helen Page 7. Lauren Reeves 4. Emily Clark 10.35. D20 Character 10 - 11 Years 1. Abbie Mewett 4. Rachel Rawlinson 2. Fiona Growler 5. Sophie Moriarty 3. Joshua Bushell Coffee 11.10. D50 Tap 16 - 21 Years 1. Anna Greenhalgh 4. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 2. Natalie Hammond 5. Kirsty Harkett 3. Hannah Gibson 6. Michael Newman 11.30. D03 Ballet 6 - 7 Years 1. Zoe Eleftheriou 9. Holly White 2. Jade Elsden 10. Natasha Mcgee 3. Mary-Elizabeth Murphy 11. Taylor Meany 4. Anna Head 12. Amber Mcgee 5. Lauren Smith 13. Lauren Reeves 6. Sam Kendall 14. Helen Page 7. Emily Clark 15. Chelsea Hegarty 8. Abbie Elmer 16. Kira Hedley-Smith 12.00. D32 Lyrical Modern 12 - 13 Years 1. Toni Alder 9. Hannah Shingleton 2. Hannah Staff 10. Lauren Abel 3. Elle O’Gorman 11. Nermin Arshan 4. Lisa Kenney 12. Hannah Prior 5. Mercedes-Petra Forde 13. Jade O’Sullivan 6. Victoria Price 14. Kate Tew 7. Sophie Burnby 15. Lucy Walton 8. Sophie Austin 12.40. D69b Tap Improvisation 14 - 21 Years 1. Natalie Hammond 4. Emily Foord 2. Hannah Gibson 5. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 3. Victoria Green Lunch

18 2.00. D58 Choreographic Duets 13 Years And Over 1. Jessica Beavis 5. Clare Lancaster 1. Rebecca Hawkins 5. Samatha Leman 2. Emily Foord 6. Chloe Smith 2. Hannah Gibson 6. Jemima Dudgeon 3. Josie Pocoke 7. Hayley Butcher 3. Caroline Clark 7. Rebecca Hawkins 4. Lauren Abel 4. Lisa Kenney 2.25. D21 Modern 10 - 11 Years 1. Chloe Chapman 10. Abbie Mewett 2. Henry Green 11. Megan Finnis 3. Sophie Moriarty 12. Amiee Worth 4. Alice Wood 13. George Coles 5. Francesca Hunt 14. Caitlin Shaugnessy 6. Victoria Page 15. Joshua Bushell 7. Rachel Rawlinson 16. Bethany Tolson 8. Ella Sotgiu 17. Florence Yilma 9. Lydia-Grace Searle 18. Adele Richards 3.10. D49 Lyrical Modern 16 - 21 Years 1. Kirsty Harkett 6. Caroline Clark 2. Natalie Hammond 7. Anna Greenhalgh 3. Louise Dempster 8. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 4. Astrella Lawless 9. Hannah Gibson 5. Amanda Green Tea 3.50. D68a Classical Improvisation 10 - 13 Years 1. Amiee Worth 2. Catriona Serverns 4.00. D68b Classical Improvisation 14 - 21 Years 1. Rebecca Hawkins 5. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 2. Emily Foord 6. Astrella Lawless 3. Kayleigh Meeking 7. Hannah Wood 4. Skye Mitchell End Of Day 3 DAY 4 (Sunday, 13th March 2005) 10.00. D22 Lyrical Modern 10 - 11 Years 1. Francesca Hunt 6. Rachel Rawlinson 2. Abbie Mewett 7. Chloe Chapman 3. Sophie Moriarty 8. Fiona Growler 4. Lydia-Grace Searle 9. Caitlin Shaugnessy 5. Ella Sotgiu 10.25. D44 Theatre Duets 15 Years And Under 1. Millie Tritton 6. Chloe Smith 1. Samatha Leman 6. Jemima Dudgeon

19 2. James Evans 7. Lucy Tucker 2. Kaine Horey 7. Rebecca Wiseman 3. Amelia Ponting 8. Emily Maynard 3. Jessica Beverley 8. Jessica Murphy 4. Jennifer Towell 9. Clare Lancaster 4. Katerina Nicholaou 9. Samatha Leman 5. Hannah Staff 10. Jake Dale 5. Skye Mitchell 10. James Evans 10.55. D52 Greek 21 Years And Under 1. Hannah Gibson 3. Anna Greenhalgh 2. Astrella Lawless 4. Amanda Green 11.10. D60 Trios Theatre 12 Years And Under 1. Amber Mcgee 3. Abbie Elmer 1. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 3. Lauren Reeves 1. Wednesday Holder 4. Natasha Mcgee 2. Fiona Growler 2. Hannah Shepherd 2. Lydia-Grace Searle Coffee 11.50. D55 Choreographic Solo 13 Years And Under 1. Sophie Moriarty 6. Emily Foreman 2. Alice Wood 7. Amiee Worth 3. Francesca Hunt 8. Chloe Chapman 4. Catriona Serverns 9. Alyssa Serverns 5. Hannah Staff 10. Abigail Foreman 12.30. D51 Song And Dance 16 - 21 Years 1. Louise Dempster 3. Caroline Clark 2. Natalie Hammond 4. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius Lunch 2.00. D18 Ballet 10 - 11 Years 1. Rachel Rawlinson 11. Fiona Growler 2. Adele Richards 12. Caitlin Shaugnessy 3. Joshua Bushell 13. Florence Yilma 4. Chloe Chapman 14. Sophie Moriarty 5. Lydia-Grace Searle 15. Megan Finnis 6. Abigail Foreman 16. Lauren Price 7. Hannah Shepherd 17. Abbie Mewett 8. Henry Green 18. Victoria Page 9. Bethany Tolson 19. Holly Sargeant 10. Alice Wood 2.45. D67a Modern Improvisation 10 - 13 Years 1. Lisa Kenney 3. Amiee Worth 2. Francesca Hunt 3.00. D67b Modern Improvisation 14 - 21 Years 1. Chloe Smith 7. Kayleigh Meeking

20 2. Skye Mitchell 8. Hannah Wood 3. Rebecca Hawkins 9. Emily Foord 4. Victoria Green 10. Natalie Hammond 5. Hannah Gibson 11. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 6. Josie Pocoke 3.30. D59 Classical Trios 12 Years And Under 1. Mary-Elizabeth Murphy 3. Abigail Foreman 1. Natasha Mcgee 3. Alice Wood 1. Victoria Murphy 3. Amiee Worth 2. Elle O’Gorman 4. Lauren Reeves 2. Kate Tew 4. Tara O’Boyle 2. Lucy Walton 4. Victoria Murphy Tea 4.00. D56 Choregraphic Solo 13 Years And Over 1. Sophie Quinton-Jones 11. Clare Lancaster 2. Josie Pocoke 12. Rebecca Wiseman 3. Chloe Smith 13. Hannah Wood 4. Hayley Butcher 14. Anna Greenhalgh 5. Kirsty Harkett 15. Victoria Green 6. Stephen Mitchell 16. Caroline Clark 7. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 17. Jasmine Lupton 8. Natalie Hammond 18. Hannah Gibson 9. Michael Newman 19. Rebecca Hawkins 10. Emily Foord 20. Samatha Leman 4.55. D27 Theatre Duets 13 Years And Over 1. Hannah Staff 6. Helen Page 1. Lucy Harris 6. Victoria Page 2. Amber-Rose Meany 7. Henry Green 2. Elle O’Gorman 7. Joshua Bushell 3. Chloe Chapman 8. Catriona Serverns 3. Francesca Hunt 8. Ella Sotgiu 4. Jessica Murphy 9. Elle O’Gorman 4. Sophie Moriarty 9. Lucy Walton 5. Jasmine Park 10. Hannah Staff 5. Lucy Harris 10. Jasmine Park 11. Abigail Hall 11. Laura Hall End Of Day 4 DAY 5 (Saturday, 19th March 2005) 9.00. D31 Modern 12 - 13 Years 1. Lucy Walton 11. Lisa Ellis 2. Hannah Prior 12. Toni Alder 3. Sophie Austin 13. Samantha Smithson 4. Victoria Price 14. Jessica Murphy 5. Jennifer Towell 15. India Osborne

21 6. Jordan Lupton 16. Elle O’Gorman 7. Ryan Tully-fleming 17. Jade O’Sullivan 8. Amber-Rose Meany 18. Hannah Shingleton 9. Hannah Staff 19. Mercedes-Petra Forde 10. Jessica Smith 20. Lisa Kenney 21. Abigail Hall 9.50. D24 Song And Dance 10 - 11 Years 1. Florence Yilma 5. Rachel Rawlinson 2. Lana Williams 6. Amiee Worth 3. Abbie Mewett 7. Abigail Foreman 4. Alice Wood 10.15. D40 Tap 14 - 15 Years 1. Victoria Green 12. Clare Lancaster 2. Rebecca Hawkins 13. Rebecca Wiseman 3. Sophie Quinton-Jones 14. Krystal Appleby 4. Skye Mitchell 15. Kaine Horey 5. Emily Maynard 16. Stephen Mitchell 6. Ellen Yilma 17. Rachel Thomas 7. Jasmine Lupton 18. Jake Dale 8. Jemima Dudgeon 19. Chloe Smith 9. Kallum Cooper 20. Emily Foord 10. Kayleigh Meeking 21. James Evans 11. Hannah Wood 22. Samatha Leman Coffee 11.20. D62 Trios / Quartet Theatre 13 Years And Over 1. Jake Dale 7. Claire Grimble 1. James Evans 7. Emily Maynard 1. Kaine Horey 7. Jessica Murphy 1. Matthew Joiner 7. Stephen Mitchell 2. Hannah Staff 8. Hannah Staff 2. Rebecca Wiseman 8. Jessica Smith 2. Skye Mitchell 8. Lucy Tucker 8. Sophie Moriarty 3. Claire Grimble 3. Emily Maynard 9. Clare Lancaster 3. Lucy Tucker 9. Hannah Shepherd 3. Sophie Moriarty 9. Samatha Leman 4. Hannah Wood 10. Katie Hayward 4. Jessica Bennington 10. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 4. Victoria Green 10. Natalie Hammond 5. Lauren Abel 11. Jake Dale 5. Lisa Kenney 11. James Evans 5. Victoria Price 11. Krystal Appleby 11. Matthew Joiner 6. Caroline Clark 6. Jade O’Sullivan 12. Rebecca Wiseman 6. Skye Mitchell 12. Skye Mitchell 12. Stephen Mitchell

23 12.00. D23 Tap 10 - 11 Years 1. Sophie Moriarty 9. Lydia-Grace Searle 2. Chloe Chapman 10. Caitlin Shaugnessy 3. Joshua Bushell 11. Megan Finnis 4. Abbie Mewett 12. Henry Green 5. Victoria Page 13. Florence Yilma 6. Rachel Rawlinson 14. Amiee Worth 7. Alice Wood 15. Holly Sargeant 8. Francesca Hunt 12.35. D28 Ballet 12 - 13 Years 1. Sophie Burnby 10. Samantha Smithson 2. Jade O’Sullivan 11. Toni Alder 3. Hannah Shingleton 12. Elle O’Gorman 4. Lauren Abel 13. Jessica Murphy 5. Catriona Serverns 14. Nermin Arshan 6. Zoe Burnett 15. Jordan Lupton 7. India Osborne 16. Sophie Austin 8. Kate Tew 17. Hannah Staff 9. Hannah Prior 18. Ryan Tully-Fleming Lunch 2.15. D11 Character 8 - 9 Years 1. Victoria Murphy 7. Steward Niamh 2. Rebecca Gower 8. Lucy Harris 3. Emily Kendall 9. Grace Tully-Fleming 4. Tara O’Boyle 10. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 5. Emily White 11. Jessica North 6. Wednesday Holder 12. Katie Phillips 13. Laura Hall 2.45. D48 Modern 16 - 21 Years 1. Caroline Clark 7. Natalie Hammond 2. Kirsty Harkett 8. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 3. Astrella Lawless 9. Amanda Green 4. Anna Greenhalgh 10. Hannah Dunn 5. Michael Newman 11. Louise Dempster 6. Hannah Gibson 3.15. D57 Choreographic Duets 13 Years And Under 1. Hannah Staff 3. Elisa-Jayne Moriarty 1. Jessica Murphy 3. Sophie Moriarty 2. Abigail Foreman 4. Abigail Hall 2. Emily Foreman 4. Laura Hall 3.30. D54 Theatre Duets 21 Years And Under 1. Louise Dempster 3. Emily Foord 1. Amanda Green 3. Hannah Gibson 2. Caroline Clark 4. Lucy-Rae Tamulevicius 2. Jade O’Sullivan 4. Natalie Hammond Tea

24 4.00. D65 Classical Groups 21 Years And Under 1. Dance Alley ‘A’ 4. Toni Moss Academy 2. Old Bakehouse 5. Dance Alley ‘B’ 3. Page Mason 4.35. D64 Theatre Troupes 12 Years And Under 1. Dance Alley ‘A’ 4. Dance Alley ‘C’ 2. Dance Alley ‘B’ 5. Dance Alley ‘D’ 3. Toni Moss Academy RESULTS OF CUP WINNERS 5.25. D66 Theatre Troupes 21 Years And Under 1. Hasland ‘A’ 7. Hasland ‘C’ 2. Page Mason ‘A’ 8. Dance Alley ‘B’ 3. Dance Alley ‘A’ 9. Toni Moss 4. Hasland ‘B’ 10. Page Mason ‘C’ 5. Julia’s Studio 11. Hasland ‘D’ 6. Page Mason ‘B’ *** END OF DAY FOUR – END OF DANCE SECTION ***

25 SPEECH AND DRAMA SECTION THIS SECTION IS SPONSORED BY WESTONS BROS HOLDINGS LTD To be held at The Pavilion on the Sands, Harbour Street, Broadstairs Day 1 (Tuesday, 8th March 2005) 9.30 S120 Prose Reading (10 yrs & under) 1. Jenny Dening 8. James Macalpine-Downie 2. Mairead Cullen 9. Alan Wolfe 3. Bethany Johnson 10. Imogen Ford 4. Charlotte Howson-Ball 11. Rory Bollard 5. Jennifer Pearson-Farr 12. Jonathan Carrington 6. Casey Harte 13. Hannah Besant 7. Luke Lennard 10.10 S121 Prose Reading (1st time entrants, 10 yrs & under) 1. Sara Harley 3. Sean Whittle-Darrock 2. Abigail Suttle 4. Matthew Locking *** INTERVAL *** 10.35 S112 Original Poem (10 yrs & under) 1. Casey Harte 5. Sean Gilligan 2. Ben Gillon 6. Edmund Robinson 3. Richard Atkins 7. Octavia Trevor 4. Sam Uden 11.00 S103 Poem (10 yrs & under) 1. Jenny Dening 13. Evangeline Ashby 2. Olivia Ratcliffe 14. Imogen Ford 3. Bethany Mayes 15. Rory Bollard 4. Mairead Cullen 16. Jamie Sinclair 5. Pierce Laurens 17. Luke Lennard 6. James Macalpine-Downie 18. Bethany Johnson 7. Anabelle Cavey 19. Edmund Robinson 8. Evangeline Brown 20. Amelia Howson-Ball 9. Helen Ferrett 21. Hannah Beasant 10. Grace Andrews 22. Charlotte Howson-Ball 11. Douglas Neve 23. Jennifer Pearson-Farr 12. Megan Jevons 24. Charlie Cawdron 12.00 S104 Poem (1st time entrants, 10 yrs & under) 1. Holly Ward 5. Sinead Stoddart 2. Kyrie Phillips 6. Paige McKenzie 3. Phoebe Sola 7. Jessica Midgely 4. Bethany Toller-Balcombe8. Charlotte Anderson *** END OF SESSION***

26 2.00 pm S136 Bible Reading (10 yrs & under) 1. Bethany Johnson 3. Michael Day 2. Douglas Neve 2.15 S135 Bible Reading (12 yrs & under) 1. Claire Moore 2. Ben Dwyer 2.30 S118 Prose Reading (12 yrs & under) 1. Chris Lidington 6. Molly White 2. Tessa Dening 7. Bethan Lewns 3. Tristan Smith 8. Lewis Parsons 4. Alexander Wolfe 9. Steven Wright 5. Claire Moore 2.50 S119 Prose Reading (1st time entrants, 12 yrs & under) 1. Tommy Samson 3.00 S111 Original Poem (12 yrs & under) 1. Tom Berry 7. Tristan Smith 2. Justin Wackwitz 8. Chris Lidington 3. Sam Evans 9. Tom Bell 4. Courtney Delieu 10. Paige Convoy 5. Natasha Trevor 11. Jack Pluckrose 6. James Hawkins 3.20 S110 Original Poem (14 yrs & under) 1. Euan Welsh 3.30 S141 Reading at Sight (11 yrs & under) 1. Tommy Samson 3. Michael Day 2. Sean Whittle-Darrock ***INTERVAL*** 4.00 S91 Mime Duet (13 yrs & over) 1. Andrew Denton & Hannah Wise 2. Hannah Ward & Kirsty Neves 3. Kerrie Lindsey & Emily Newman 4. Natasha Trevor & Euan Welsh 5. Danielle McFarlane & Katrina Treadwell 4.25 S117 Prose Reading (14 yrs & under) 1. Eleanor Coverdale 3. Andrew Denton 2. Charlotte Wetherell 4. John Coverdale 4.40 S134 Bible Reading (14yrs & under) 1. Hannah Wise 3. Eleanor Coverdale 2. Andrew Denton 4. John Coverdale 5.00 S76 Duologue (15 yrs & under) 1. Charlotte Wetherell & Rachel Johnston 2. Andrew Denton & Hannah Wise 5.15 S82 Monologue (except Shakespeare; 14 yrs & under) 1. Hannah Ware 3. Hannah Wise 2. Emily Osgood 4. Andrew Denton

27 ***END OF DAY ONE*** Day 2 (Wednesday, 9th March 2005) 9.30 S106 Poem (1st time entrants, 8 yrs & under) 1. Matthew Speed 13. Gabriela Panteli 2. Charlie Cragg 14. Laura Martin 3. Paresha Thind 15. Carrigan Van de Merwe 4. Daniel Jackson 16. Eleanor Sowden 5. Georgia-Jade Dent 17. Lucy Spencer 6. Luke Burston 18. Sam Cowell 7. Lauren Cannon 19. Grace Offen 8. Chloe Fermor 20. Eleanor Beeston 9. Charlotte Horobin 21. Lugain Rifdah 10. Harry Price 22. Amber Goldney 11. Emily Mitchell 23. Casey Davis 12. Caitlin McCavitt ***INTERVAL*** 10.40 S123 Prose Reading (1st time entrants, 8 yrs & under) 1. Darius Thind 4. Daniel Jackson 2. Bethany Bradnam 5. Paresha Thind 3. Harry Price 6. Matthew Speed 11.00 S137 Bible Reading (8yrs & under) 1. Pharic Kerr 3. Bethany Bradnam 2. Megan Jevons 11.20 S105 Poem (8 yrs & under) 1. Millie Harris 6. Sophie Lindsey 2. Eleanor Booton 7. Francesca Lewns 3. Jadine Griffin 8. Eva Harris 4. Madeline St.Clair-Baker 9. Harriet Pittard 5. Lauren Tompsett 10. Casey Harte 11.55 S122 Prose Reading (8 yrs & under) 1. Francesca Lewns 5. Jadine Griffin 2. Madeline St.Clair-Baker 6. Anna Baker 3. Millie Harris 7. Harriet Pittard 4. Eleanor Booton 12.15 S102 Poem (1st time entrants, 12 yrs & under) 1. Ben Dwyer 3. Abigail Gasking 2. Paige Convoy 12.25 S128 Public Speaking (12 yrs & under) 1. Alexander Wolfe 12.30 S133 Bible Reading (16 yrs & under) 1. Elizabeth Perkins *** END OF SESSION***

28 2.00 S101 Poem (12 yrs & under) 1. Bethan Lewns 9. Tessa Dening 2. Jenny Castle 10. Hannah Spencer 3. Lewis Parsons 11. Benjamen Mitchell 4. Tom Bell 12. Abby Wise 5. Steven Wright 13. Chris Lidington 6. Joe Andrews 14. Jasmine Cavanagh 7. Molly Hirst 15. Tristan Smith 8. Jasmine Pease 16. Edward Gilham 2.40 S84 Monologue (10 yrs & under) 1. Carrigan Van de Merwe 4. Amber Goldney 2. Douglas Neve 5. Jade Griffin 3. Eleanor Sowden 3.00 S83 Monologue (12 yrs & under) 1. Natasha Trevor 5. Courtney Delieu 2. Hannah Spencer 6. Steven Wright 3. Abby Wise 7. Christopher Lidington 4. Jasmine Cavanagh 3.25 S80 Monologue (except Shakespeare; 15 yrs & over) 1. Florence Wolfe 3. Elizabeth Perkins 2. Katie Hosking 4. Chantal Huckstep 3.40 S100 Poem (14 yrs & under) 1. Charlotte Wetherell 4. Hannah Ward 2. Hannah Wise 5. Kirsty Neves 3. Andrew Denton 6. Eleanor Coverdale ***INTERVAL*** 4.00 S95 Poem with Musical Accompaniment (Open) 1. Julian Moore (Jack Denton) 4.05 S140 Reading at Sight (12 – 14 yrs) 1. Steven Wright 3. Eleanor Coverdale 2. Claire Nelson 4.25 S139 Reading at Sight (15 – 16 yrs) 1. Florence Wolfe 4.30 S130 Bible Reading (Adult) 1. Georgina Maddox 4.45 S116 Prose Reading (16 yrs & under) 1. Florence Wolfe 4.50 S99 Poem (16 yrs & under) 1. Chantal Huckstep 2. Florence Wolfe 5.00 S94 Choral Speech (13 yrs & under) 1. East Court School 2. Dramatis Personnae 5.15 S93 Choral Speech (15 yrs & under) 1. Dramatis Personnae

29 ***END OF DAY TWO*** Day 3 (Thursday 10th March 2005) 9.30 S92 Mime Duet (12 yrs & under) 1. Megan Jones & Chelsea Pullan 2. Mary Turner & Louise Galbraith 3. Stephanie Crampton & Eleanor Ruffels 4. Jasmine Pease & Abby Wise 5. Francesca Ashby & Evangeline Ashby 6. Tyla Roe & Abigail McFarlane 7. Evelyn Ricketts & Jessica Peirce 8. Alice Chater & Jessica Tomkins 9. Edward Gilham & Alistair Moncair *** INTERVAL *** 10.40 S78 Duologue (11 yrs & under) 1. Courtney Delieu & Octavia Trevor 2. Bethan Lewns & Ruth Harris 3. Stephanie Crampton & Imogen Ford 4. Eleanor Ruffels & Francesca Ashby 5. Connie Taylor & Lucy Bird 6. Emily Baker & Helen Ferrett 7. Mairead Cullen & Jenny Dening 8. Abigail McFarlane & Tyla Roe 9. Jessica Davis & Megan Jevons 10. Jasmine Pease & Abby Wise 11. Grace Andrews & Lucy Spencer 12. Tessa Dening & Jenny Castle 13. Molly Hirst & Jennifer Pearson-Farr 14. Jonathan Carrington & Rory Bollard 15. Alice Chater & Jessica Tomkins 16. Ben Goodman & James Hawkins ***END OF SESSION*** 2.00 S90 Solo Mime (12 yrs & under) 1. Octavia Trevor 5. Caitlin Saker 2. Tom Bell 6. Natasha Trevor 3. Edward Gilham 7. Abby Wise 4. Daniel Cuttill 8. Amber Goldney 2.35 S77 Duologue (13 yrs & under) 1. Euan Welsh & Kalil Irving 2. Oliver Snowdon & Alex Cowell 3. Hannah Ward & Rachel Guild 4. Hannah Spencer & Emily Robinson 5. Toby Lawton & Jack Pluckrose 6. Tristan Smith & Chris Lidington

31 3.20 S89 Solo Mime (13 yrs & under) 1. Euan Welsh 4. Hannah Ward 2. Andew Denton 5. Hannah Wise 3. Danielle McFarlane 3.45 S79 Monologue (Shakespeare; 15 yrs & over) 1. Joy Sheridan 2. Katie Hosking ***INTERVAL*** 4.05 S138 Reading at Sight (18 yrs & over) 1. Thelma Franks 2. Joy Sheridan 4.15 S113 Prose Reading (19 yrs & over) 1. Katie Hosking 2. Ben Jones 4.25 S131 Bible Reading (Senior Citizen) 1. Thelma Franks 4.30 S107 Original Poem (Adult) 1. Ben Jones 2. Joy Sheridan 4.40 S88 Solo Mime (Open) 1. Katie Hosking 4.50 S124 Public Speaking (Adult) 1. Ben Jones 5.00 S96 Poem (Adult) 1. J T Glover 3. Katie Hosking 2. Joy Sheridan 5.10 S75 Duologue (18 yrs & over) 1. Katrina Treadwell & Charlotte Turner 2. Kerrie Lindsey & Emily Newman 3. Chantal Huckstep & Catherine Galbraith 4. Tiffany Cavanagh & Jade Fisher ***END OF DAY THREE*** Day 4 (Friday, 11th March 2005) 9.30 S74 Group Improvisation (12 yrs & under) 1. Katy Smith, Jasmine Gilbert, Tommy Samson, Ben Dwyer & Nicholas Sachat 9.45 S87 Group Mime (12 yrs & under) 1. East Court Group 3 5. East Court Group 4 2. Dramatis Personnae (Junior) 6. Dramatis Personnae (Tops) 3. East Court Group 6 4. Sean Whittle-Darrock, Abigail Suttle, Sara Harley, Charlotte Andersen, Lois Sanderson & Michael Day 10.25 S86 Group Mime (13 yrs & over) 1. Dramatis Personnae (Intermediate) 2. Dramatis Personnae (Senior)

32 ***INTERVAL*** 11.00 S85 Group Mime (Open Class NON-COMPETITIVE) 1. East Court Group 1 2. East Court Group 2 11.30 S142 Dramatic Sequence (Solo) 1. Hannah Ward 2. Andrew Denton *** END OF SESSION*** 2.00 S143 Dramatic Sequence Group 1. East Court Group 6 3. East Court Group 7 2. Dramatis Personnae 3.00 S72 School Drama (11 year & under) 1. Dramatis Personnae *** END OF DAY FOUR – END OF SPEECH & DRAMA SECTION ***

33 PIANOFORTE SECTION To be held at Hartsdown Technology College, George V Avenue, Margate Saturday, 12th March, 2005 9.30 am P161 - Solo (under 8) “The Fly and the Bumblebee” Waterman/ Harewood 1. Lauren O’Connor 3. Amelia Beecher 2. Joanne Pearson 4. Sophie Evans 9.45 am P162 - Solo (under 9) “Dancing Fingers” H. Duke 1. Matthew Tapp 4. Megan Abbott 2. Paige Cronin 5. Ruth Harding 3. Jennifer Mantell 10.05 am P163 - Solo (under 10) “Fairground” A. Bullard 1. Emily Lukas 11. William Tizzard 2. Robert Evans 12. Paige Cronin 3. Sofia Krunic 13. Lucy Cast 4. Millie Monaghan 14. Bethany Mayes 5. Ben Fowler 15. Zoe Evans 6. Ruth Harding 16. Jamie Sinclair 7. Natalie Stafford 17. Alice Mair 8. Abigail Scott 18. Matthew Tapp 9. Megan Abbott 19. Hannah Harris 10. Hannah Bithel Vaughan INTERVAL 11.10 am P178 - Duet (under 10) “Waltzing Fingers” and “Tune of the Raindrops” H. Duke 1. Emily Lukas/ Sofia Krunic 2. Zoe Evans/ Hannah Harris 3. Lucy Cast/ Hannah Bithel Vaughan 11.25 am P152 – Solo (under 11) Own Choice (Preparatory / Grade 1) 1. Meghan Rorison 7. Elliot Gilham-Jones 2. Ruth Harding 8. Emily Lukas 3. Jamie Sinclair 9. Dylan Arnold 4. Hannah Bithel Vaughan 10. Ben Fowler 5. William Tizzard 11. Millie Monaghan 6. Paige Cronin

34 12.00 pm P164 – Solo (under 11) “With a Yo-Heave-Ho” L. Salter 1. Zoe Anderson 6. Nicholas Prosser 2. Jamie Sinclair 7. Sofia Krunic 3. Yanyee Lam 8. Jennifer Pearson 4. Clara Jones 9. Daniel Linter 5. Mia Parvizi END OF SESSION 2.00 pm P179 – Duet (under 13) “A Rustic Dance” and “Fair Exchange” A. Carse 1. Abigail Scott/ Zoe Anderson 2. Rhiannon Towner/ Nadia Yates 2.15 pm P165 – Solo (under 12) “Rush Hour Dash” P. Wedgwood 1. Nicholas Prosser 6. Abigail Scott 2. Mia Parvizi 7. Olivia Ratcliffe 3. Abigail Sinclair 8. Robert Evans 4. Alexander Chadwick 9. Clara Jones 5. Robin Luddington

35 2.45 pm P166 – Solo (under 13) “Alone at Sunset” W. Carroll 1. Alexander Chadwick 2. Rhiannon Towner 3.00 pm P153 – Solo (under 14) Own Choice (Grade 2 / 3) 1. Abigail Scott 6. Elspeth Neden 2. Nicholas Prosser 7. Robert Evans 3. Alice Neden 8. Abigail Randell 4. Zoe Anderson 9. Sofia Krunic 5. Abigail Sinclair INTERVAL 3.40 pm P182a – Duet (Adult and Child. Child under 12) Own Choice 1. William Tizzard 6. Jennifer Pearson 2. Natalie Stafford 7. Bethany Mayes 3. Alice Mc Donnell 8. Joanne Pearson 4. Robert Evans 9. Alexander Chadwick 5. Millie Monaghan 4.10 pm P154 – Solo (under 16) Own Choice (Grade 4 / 5) 1. Rory Parker 3. Jameelah Bowden 2. Emily Linter 4. Hannah Mills 4.30 pm P176 – Junior Recital (under 14) Own Choice (Two contrasting pieces) 1. Amy Bills 3. Leandro Stafford 2. Daniel Dennis 4. James Brewster END OF SESSION 6.30 pm P190 – Original Composition (Open) 1. Katie Avery 3. Alicia Swaby 2. Eleanor Martin 6.50 pm P167 – Solo (under 14) “Rondo” from “Sonatina in F” Beethoven 1. Clara Jones 2. Leandro Stafford 7.05 pm P168 – Solo (under 15) “Tarantella in E Minor” Heller 1. Katie Hollands 3. Clara Jones 2. Rory Parker 7.20 pm P169 – Solo (under 16) “Prelude” Gliere 1. Charlotte Linter 2. Faye Pearce

36 7.35 pm P182b – Duet (Adult and Child. Child under 16) Own Choice 1. Rhiannon Towner 3. Clara Jones 2. Abigail Randell 4. Faye Pearce The performances in this class may be recorded 7.55 pm P192 – Solo (GCSE or A Level piece. Non-competitive) Own Choice 1. Faye Pearce The performance in this class may be recorded 8.00 pm P171 – Solo (under18) Own Choice (Grade 6 / 7) 1. Charlotte Linter 8.05 pm P172 – Solo (Open) Own Choice (20th Century) 1. Sophie Cracknell 2. Emma Whitehead 8.20 pm P173 – Solo (Open) Own Choice (Grade 8 list C) 1. Rainbow Wu 8.30 pm P175 – Solo (Open) Own Choice (first or last movement of a classical sonata) 1. Emma Whitehead 8.40 pm P177 – Senior Recital (under 19) Own Choice (two contrasting pieces) 1. Emma Whitehead 8.50 pm P181 – Duet (Open) “En Bateau” Debussy 1. Emma Whitehead/ Rachel Parrott *** END OF DAY – END OF PIANO SECTION *** Junior Cup awarded for the highest mark in classes P168 – P170 inclusive. Senior Cup awarded for the highest mark in classes P171 – P175 inclusive. Millennium Cup awarded for the highest mark in classes P152 – P154 inclusive. Martin and Emptage Cash Prizes awarded to the winners of the Recital Classes. Ann Worden Trophy awarded to the "Best Musician" in the Piano Section. In classes P152 - P154 inclusive, P171 - P177 inclusive, P182 and P192, performers must supply a copy of their music for the Adjudicator.

37 VOCAL & CHORAL SECTION All sessions to be held at the St Phillips Church,Summerfield Road, Cliftonville DAY 1 (Thursday, 17th March 2005) 5.30pm V11 ART SONG - OWN CHOICE - BOY OR GIRL ( 18 & under) Highest Mark from V10/11 : Metronome for Senior Own Choice 1.Eleanor Southam To Daisies Quilter 5.40 V13 LIGHT OPERA OR MUSICAL ( 18 & under) Highest Mark from Classes V 12/13 : Cup for Senior Girls Light Opera 1. Mai Murakami 2. Katie Phillips 3. Eleanor Southam Only Love 4. Josie Thompson My Heart Belongs to Me 5. Grace Adams 6. Christopher Gould 7. Jennifer Abbot 6.10 V14 SONG IN A MODERN STYLE ( 18 & under) 1. Syroon Sahagian 2. Grace Adams 3. Jennifer Abbot 4. Antonia McKenzie 5. Ben McKenzie 6. Paige Duggan Estafan/Garcia 7. Jenny Lawford Love is Here to Stay 8. Hannah Dyer 9. Amy Williamson 10. Alice Makin A Whole New World 11. Cornelia Prior Fields of Gold 12. Annelise Williams Fields of Gold 13. Lucy Knight A Whole New World 14. Lucy Coates These Boots are made for Walking 15. Harriet Parker-Beldeau 16. Mai Murakami 17. Nana Asiedu 18. Tom Smith 7.25 - BREAK 7.40 V33 VOCAL DUET ( (13 & under) 1.Elishna Senior-Robbins & Isadora Brown 2. Alice Makin & Cornelia Prior Can you Feel the Love Tonight 3. Annelise Williams & Camilla Syson Sabbath Prayer 4. Sofia Williams & Camilla Syson My Heart will Go On 5. Jenny Castle & Jennifer Pearson-Farr A Whole New World 6. Jenny Denning & Rebecca Johns Can You Feel the Love Tonight 7. Claire Nelson & Molly Hurst Blackbird 8. Joanna Pearson-Farr & Ellie Wyatt Can you Feel the Love Tonight

38 9. Jasmine Pease & Abby Wise 10. Tyla Roe & Abigail Mc Farlane 8.20 V34 VOCAL DUET (18 & under) 1. Chloe Le Baigue & Harriet Parker-Beldeau 2. Syroon Sahagian & Elizabeth Perkins 3. Lucia Adsett & Holly Hilton 4. Tiffany Cavanagh & Jasmine Cavanagh 8.40 V35 VOCAL TRIO OR QUARTET (Any Age) 1. Ursuline College Vocal Quartet Dixie 2. Dramatis Personnae 8.55 V36 VOCAL DUET (Adult) 1.Katie Hosking and Katrina Treadwell 9.00 V18 ORIGINAL COMPOSITION 1. Mary-Bernadette Baker Caravan 2. Syroon Sahagian 3. Jack Denton with Dramatis Personnae 9.15pm V20 VOCAL SOLO WITH ACCOMPANIMENT (18 & under) First Award: Cup for Senior Song and Accompaniment 1. Elizabeth Perkins & Jack Denton DAY 2 (Friday, 18th March 2005) 9.00am V1 GIRLS’ VOCAL SOLO (11 & under) ‘Song of the Snow’ Betty Roe First Award : Gandolfo Cup 1. Dilly Lo 14. Alice Chatter 2. Elishna Senior-Robbins 15. Paige Duggan 3. Emily Lukas 16. Lucy Knight 4. Evie Bunte 17. Martha Knight 5. Fiona Friend 18. Alice Makin 6. Grace Jackson 19. Alex Millwater 7. Isadora Brown 20. Hannah Scott 8. Lucy Cast 21. Flora Snape 9. Parisa Tarjomani 22. Juliet Chamberlain 10. Kaya Affleck 23. Annabelle Gibson 11. Jenny Castle 24. Katie Phillips 12. Jennifer Pearson-Farr 25. Lucy-Ann Arnold 13. Joanna Pearson-Farr 26. Abbie Mewett 10.10 BREAK 10.25 V5 BOYS’ VOCAL SOLO ( 11 & under) ‘Song of the Crab’ Betty Roe Highest Mark in Classes V5/6 : Prebble Trophy for Boys’ Solo 1. Richard Donellan 5. Nicholas Prosser 2. Angus Maudslay 6. Oblie Botchway

39 3. Felix Johnson 7. Toby Montyn 4. Lawrence Cast 8. William Mercer-Reeves 10.55 V8 ‘ART SONG’ - OWN CHOICE - BOY or GIRL (11 & under) Highest Mark from Classes V8/9 : Prebble Trophy for Junior Own Choice 1. Jenny Castle 2. Lugain Rfidah 3. Jennifer Pearson-Farr 4. Katie Phillips 5. Kaya Affleck Favourite Haunt Mendelssohn 6. Annabelle Gibson Watermelon Seller Beswick 7. Lucy Knight Nightingale Bird Beswick 8. Alice Makin Little White Boat Dunhill 9. Angus Maudsley The Wizard Jenkyns 10. Alex Millwater London Birds Shaw 11. Hannah Scott Watermelon Seller Beswick 12. Flora Snape In the Garden Anderson 13. Martha Knight In the Garden Anderson 14. Juliet Chamberlain Song of the Shell Roe 15. Dilly Lo 16. Elishna Senior-Robbins 17. Charlie-Joe Bowyer 18. Abbie Mewett Fairest Isle Purcell 19. Charlotte Dickason 20. Richard Donellan Bessie and the Black Cat Jenkyns 12.00 - LUNCH 1.00 V2 GIRLS’ VOCAL SOLO (13 & under) ‘Lonely Venus’ Betty Roe First Award : Eileen Vesey Cup 1. Amelia Arnold 7. Jessica Stanion 2. Katie Phillips 8. Annelise Williams 3. Alice Neden 9. Emily Brown 4. Miriam Pick 10. Rebecca Cooper 5. Rhiannon Doogan 11. Dominique Simpson 6. Sophie Knight 1.40 V6 BOYS’ VOCAL SOLO - Unchanged Voices ‘Poco Pizza and Mama Piccolo’ Betty Roe Highest Mark from V5/6 : Prebble Trophy for Boys’ Solo 1. Bradley Gibbs 1.50 V9 ‘ART SONG’ - OWN CHOICE - BOY OR GIRL ( 13 & under) Highest Mark in Classes V8/9 : Prebble Trophy for Junior Own Choice 1. Emily Brown 2. BradleyGibbs 3. Dominique Simpson 4. Rebecca Cooper

40 5. Cornelia Prior Golden Slumbers 6. Jessical Stanion I Love All Graceful Things Thiman 7. Sophie Knight Nightingale Bird Beswick 8. Rhiannon Doogan 9. Katie Phillips 10. Louis Preston Love Song (Minnlied) Schubert 11. Amelia Arnold 2.25 - BREAK 2.40 V15 TRADITIONAL FOLK ( 13 & under) Highest Mark from Classes 15/16/17 : Eileen Vesey Memorial Cup 1. Ruth Neve 2. Kaya Affleck Morning Has Broken 3. Louis Preston Amazing Grace 4. Jessica Rhodes Danny Boy 5. Lucy-Ann Arnold 6. Amelia Arnold Amazing Grace 7. Katie Phillips 8. Dominique Simpson 9. BradleyGibbs 10. Rebecca Cooper 11. Charlie-Joe Bowyer My Lagan Love 12. Charlotte Dickason Anna Marie 13. Emily Brown 14. Abbie Mewett Turn ye to Me 15. Abby Wise 3.30 V3 GIRLS’ VOCAL SOLO (16 & under) ‘Song of the Bluebell Wood’Betty Roe First Award : Cup for Junior Solo Singing 1.Rhea Humphrys-Parsons 4. Jenny Slater 2. Chloe Le Baigue 5. Abbie Mewett 3. Harriet Parker-Beldeau 6. Francesca Dunning 3.55 V10 ‘ART SONG’ OWN CHOICE - BOY or GIRL ( 16 & under) Highest Mark from classes V10/11 : Metronome for Senior Own Choice 1. Elizabeth Perkins To Sylvia Schubert 2. Victoria Jordan 3. Chloe Le Baigue 4. Harriet Parker-Beldeau 5. Francesca Dunning A Blackbird Singing Head 6. Nana Asiedu 7. Rhea Humphrys-Parsons Se tu m’ami Pergolesi 8. Lucia Adsett 9. Holly Hilton 4.35 V16 TRADITIONAL FOLK SONG (16 & under) Highest Mark from 15/16/17: Eilleen Vesey Memorial Cup 1.Francesca Dunning Eriskay Lovelilt

41 2. Rhea Humphrys-Parson David of the White Rock 3. Harriet Parker-Beldeau 4. Elizabeth Perkins 4.50 V19 VOCAL SOLO WITH PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT ( 16 & under) First Ward : Cup for Junior Song and Accompaniment 1. Katrina Tradwell and Jack Denton 2. Chantal Huckstep and Jack Denton 5.00 - DINNER 6.00 V11a LIGHT OPERA OR MUSICAL (13 & under) First Award : Cup for Junior Light Opera 1. Isadora Brown 2. Rhiannon Doogan 3. Charlotte Dickason Castle on a Cloud 4. Charlie-Joe Bowyer Lonely Goat Herd 5. Katie Phillips 6. Emily Brown Sunrise Sunset 7. Lucy Knight Over the Rainbow 8. Martha Knight I Whistle a Happy Tune 9. Sophie Knight Who Will Buy? 10. Angus Maudslay Little People 11. Alex Millwater Where is Love 12. Hannah Scott Any Drean Will Do 13. Flora Snape Doh a Deer 14. Jessica Stanion Far From the Home I Love 15. Sofia Williams Far from the Home I Love 16. Juliet Chamberlain Feed the Birds 17. Cornelia Prior Whistle Down the Wind 18. Alice Makin Where is Love 19. Annabelle Gibson Truly Scrumptious 20. Rebecca Cooper 21. Dominique Simpson 22. Bradley Gibbs BREAK 23. Lucy-Ann Arnold Castle on a Cloud 24. Hannah Ward 25. Kaya Affleck I Whistle a Happy Tune 26. Alice Chater 27. Paige Duggan Tomorrow 28. Ashleigh James Castle on a Cloud 29. Jenny Castle 30. Lugain Rfidah 31. Jennifer Pearson-Farr 32. Ben McKenzie Where is Love 33. Ruth Neve 34. Abby Wise

42 35. Abby Mewett Wishing you were Somehow Here Again 36. Jasmine Pease 8.15pm V12 LIGHT OPERA OR MUSICAL (16 & under) Highest Mark from Classes V12/13 : Cup for Senior Girls Light Opera 1. Hannah Hilton Feed the Birds 2. Josie Thompson I Don’t Know how to Love Him 3. Rhea Humphrys-Parsons I Could Have Danced all Night 4. Hannah Hilton Feed the Birds 5. Elizabeth Perkins Over the Rainbow 6. Jenny Lawford What good would the Moon be? 7. Amy Simpson 8. Hannah Dyer Once You Lose Your Heart Noel Gay 9. Victoria Jordan Hushabye Mountain 10. Amy Williamson Cockeyed Optimist 11. Katie Phillips 12. Lucia Coates Roxy, Chicago 13. Chloe Le Baigue 14. Syroon Sahagian 15. Lucy Adsett 16. Holly Hilton 17. Katrina Treadwell 18. Francesca Dunning Wishing you were Somehow Here Again CHORAL SECTION (Saturday, 19th March 2005) 9.00am C1 CHOIR - BOYS and /or GIRLS ( 11 & under) First Award : Cup for Choirs 11yrs & under 1. Haddon Dene School Choir 2. St. Ethelbert’s Primary School Choir 3. St. Angela’s School Choir 4. St. Lawrence College Junior School Choir 5. Dramatis Personnae 9.45 C2 CHOIR - BOYS and/or GIRLS (12 - 15yrs) First Award : Cup for Choirs 15 yrs & under 1. Community College Whitstable Singing Group 2. Ursuline College Intermediate Choir 10.05 C3 CHOIRS SINGING SECULAR MUSIC -Any Age First Award : Shield for Choirs 1. Ursuline College Ladies Harmony Group 2. St. Ethelbert’s Primary School Choir 10.30 C4 CHOIRS SINGING SACRED MUSIC - Any Age First Award : Shield for Choirs Singing Sacred Music 1. St. Lawrence College Junior School Chapel Choir 2. Dramatis Personnae

43 3. Ursuline College Ladies Harmony Group 11.00 C5 CHOIRS SINGING MODERN MUSIC - Any Age First Award : Cup for Songs from the Shows 1. Dramatis Personnae 2. Ursuline College Senior Choir 3. St. Lawrence College Junior School Choir 11.30 C6 CHOIRS SINGING MODERN CANTATA First Award : Cup for Modern Cantata 1. St. Ethelbert’s Primary School Choir 2. Ursuline College Intermediate Choir END OF CHORAL SECTION SENIOR VOCAL SECTION (Saturday, 19th March 2005) 1.00 V18 SOPRANO SOLO ‘Ophelia’s Song’ Elizabeth Maconchy 1. Anne Kent-Jones 1.10 V22 LIGHT OPERA OR MUSICAL 1. Dianna Hagerty Tonight Bernstein 2. Marilyn Adams Can’t Help Lovin Dat Man Kern 3. Sharron Smith My Favourite Things 4. John Gilpin Some Enchanted Evening Rodgers & Hammerstein 5. Yvonne Harrop Where is Love 6. Peter Hardy Hey There Adler 7. Inger Coates Memory Lloyd Webber 8. George Woods I Slipped d’ ye See Gilbert and Sullivan 9. Kathleen Smith Mr Snow Rodgers & Hammerstein 10. Helen Lipton Bill Kern 11. Roger P Lee A More Hamane Mikado Gilbert & Sullivan 12. Ann Kent-Jones So in Love Porter 13. Katie Hosking 14. J. Dorkings Some Enchanted Evening 2.20 V23 TRADITIONAL OR MODERN FOLK 1. June Thorne Steal Away 2. Ann Kent-Jones The Singer Head 3. George Woods Drink to me Only 4. Dianna Hagerty She’s Like the Swallow 5. Mary-Bernadette Baker Starfish Song 6. Marilyn Adams Skye Boat Song 7. Katie Hosking 8. Sharron Smith English Country Garden 9. Patricia Lindsay Blow the Wind Southerly 10. Peter Hardy Tramping Song

44 11. Inger Coates Swedish Folk Song 12. John Gilpin The Foggy Foggy Dew 13. Yvonne Harrop Dance to Your Daddy 3.30 - BREAK 3.45 V24 SACRED OR ORATORIO 1. Bridget Tizzard Although our eyes with tears o’erflow and Jesus, Saviour (St. Matthew Passion) J.S. Bach 2. June Thorne O Rest in the Lord Mendelssohn 3. Kathleen Smith How Lovely are thy Dwellings Liddle 4. Eileen Panther O Rest in the Lord Mendelssohn 5. Helen Lipton Panis Angelicus Franck 6. Roger P. Lee Lord God of Abraham (Elijah) Mendelssohn 7. Vicky O’Neill Benedictus (Haydn Mass) Haydn 8. Peter Hardy Panis Angelicus Franck 9. Patricia Lindsay God be in my Head 10. Marilyn Adams Cujus Animam Pergolesi 11. Dianna Hagerty Corpus Christi Carol Britten 12. George Woods Thy Rebuke, and Behold andSee (Messiah) Handel 5.00 - DINNER 6.00 V25 LIEDER First Award : The Prentice Trophy for Lieder 1. Eileen Panther Still wie die Nacht Bohm 2. Ann Kent-Jones T.B.C. 3. Bridget Tizzard Mondnacht Schumann 4. Anna Meire Die Nacht Strauss 6.25 V26 MELODIE 1. Bridget Tizzard Mandoline Faure 6.35 V27 ITALIAN SONG 1. Vicky O’Neill Vergin tutto amor Durante 2. Anna Meire La Promessa Rossini 3. June Thorne Brindisi Verdi 6.50 V28 OPERA 1. Anna Meire Batti Batti, O Bel Masetto 2. Roger P. Lee Hear me ye winds and waves (Recit. from Julius Caesar) Air from ‘Scipio’ Handel 3. Dianna Hagerty Che faro senza euridice Gluck 4. Marilyn Adams Porgi amor Mozart 5. June Thorne When I am Laid in Earth Purcell 7.20 V30 VOCAL SOLO WITH ACCOMPANIMENT 1. George Woods Is my Team Ploughing Butterworth 2. Katie Hosking & Jack Denton

45 7.30 V31 RECITAL CLASS 1. John Gilpin Spesso Vibra Scarlatti Silent Worship Handel Old Father Thames O’Hogan 2. Yvonne Harrop Silent Worship Handel Caro Mio Ben Giordano Brown Bird Singing 3. J. Dorkings Where’er you Walk The Rose of Tralee Some Enchanted Evening 4.. Vicky O’Neill I Saw my Lady Weep Dowland Alleluia Vivaldi Dark Waltz M. Saggese 5. Eileen Panther Art Thou Troubled Handel The Trout Schubert Songs my Mother Taught me Dvorak 8.30 V32 VOCAL SOLO - SENIOR CITIZEN 1. George Woods Silent Worship Handel 2. June Thorne Vilia Lehar 3. Kathleen Smith With One Look Lloyd Webber 4. Patricia Lindsay Morning has Broken 5. Peter Hardy The Vagabond V. Williams END OF VOCAL AND CHORAL CLASSES *** END OF DAY THREE – END OF VOCAL & CHORAL SECTION ***

46 THANET MUSIC & DRAMA FESTIVALAWARDS AND TROPHIES CHORAL Shield for Choirs Singing Sacred Music ...... Shield for Choirs – Any Age ...... Cup for Choirs – 15 & under ...... Shield for Choirs – Any Age: Song from the Shows...... Cup for Choirs – 11 & under ...... Cup for Modern Cantata ...... VOCAL Gandolfo Cup – Vocal Solo 10 & under ...... Eileen Vesey Cup – Vocal Solo ...... Prebble Trophy – Junior Own Choice ...... Prebble Trophy – Boys’ Solo ...... Cup for Solo Singing – Girls 16 & under ...... Rosebowl – Solo Singing 18 & under ...... Metronome – Highest Mark Own Choice ...... Light Opera Cup – Junior ...... Light Opera Cup – Senior ...... Cup for Vocal Solo & Accompaniment – Junior ...... Cup for Vocal Solo & Accompaniment – Senior ...... Eileen Vesey Memorial Cup – Folk Song ...... Prentice Trophy – Lieder ...... Tina Burge Junior Recital Cup ...... Edith Pritchard Memorial Trophy – Adult ...... Vocal Solo – Senior Citizens ...... PIANOFORTE Piano Solo – under 8 ...... Piano Solo – under 9 ...... Piano Solo – under 10 ...... Piano Solo – under 11 ...... Piano Solo – under 12 ...... Piano Solo – under 13 ...... Piano Solo – under 14 ...... Piano Solo – 14-16 yrs ...... Piano Solo – Senior ...... Cup for Piano Duet – under 10 ...... Cup for Piano Duet – under 13 ...... Cup for Piano Duet – under16 ...... Junior Recital Class – Cash Prize (Given by Mr George Martin) ...... Senior Recital Class – Cash Prize (Given by Mr & Mrs K. Emptage) ...... Ann Worden Trophy – Best Musician ...... Millennium Cup ...... INSTRUMENTAL Cup for Woodwind Solo ...... Bradstow Cup for Brass Solo ...... Cup for Instrumental Solo – Strings ...... Cup for Instrumental Ensemble – up to 6 players ......

47 Gillespie Trophy for Ensemble – 6+ players ...... Adrienne Gandolfo Cup – Recorder Solo ...... Valerie Wolfe Memorial Cup – Duo ...... SPEECH & DRAMA Cup for School Drama ...... Thanet Stage School Shield for Mime ...... McCleesh Cup – Reading Aloud at Sight ...... Mary Raven Cup for Speech – 14-18 yrs ...... Vinson Cup for Speech ...... Cup for Speech – 11 & under ...... Lesley Nixon Shield for Choral Speech ...... Roxanne Nixon Cup for Solo Dramatic Recital ...... Gold Cup for Dramatic Achievement ...... Ron Lane Award ...... DANCE E & C Trophy – under 7 years ...... Warren Trophy for Dance – under 10 years ...... Solomons Shield for Dance – Junior ...... Thanet District Coucil Trophy – Senior ...... Broadstairs Town Council Cup for Theatre Duets ...... Festival Cup for Classical Duets ...... Choreographic Cup – Solo ...... Page Mason Trophy – Choreographic Duet ...... Toni Elizabeth Trophy – Highest Mark in Ballet ...... Laura Murray Trophy – Highest Mark in Tap ...... Rowe Trophy – Best Male Dancer ...... Robin Winbow Cup for Group Performance ...... National Trophy – Highest Mark ...... Modern Cup – Highest Mark ...... Roberts Trophy – Classical Group ...... Laurel Cup – Highest mark in Greek ...... CDF Award for Song & Dance ...... Claire Jennings Improvisation Cup – Senior ...... KAPA Improvisation Trophy – Junior ...... Dori Dorban Cup – Lyrical Modern ...... Trio/Quartet Cup ...... Elliott Gilbert Memorial Cup – Most Promising Performance in Song & Dance ...... Patricia James Cup – top mark in Character ...... Johnson’s Trophy for Sincerity ...... BURSARIES Thelma Springford Award for Accompaniment ...... Olive Raven Bursary – ??? ...... Miss Vyse Bursary – ??? ......

48 CHILD PROTECTION POLICY Thanet Music and Drama Festival (“TMDF”) aims to provide a safe and caring environment for all its participants, and to conform to current child protection legislation. The following constitutes TMDF’s child protection policy: 1. Purpose The purpose of the festival is to advance the education of the public in the performing arts, by holding an annual competitive festival and presenting public performances. 2. Environment It is our policy under the Protection of Children Act 1999 to involve parents/guardians/ carers and teachers in partnership with us to ensure a safe environment at the festival, insofar as it is reasonably practicable. 3. Application This policy relates both to children under the age of 18 and to those vulnerable adults who are identified to the organizers prior to their arrival at the festival. The festival recognizes the needs of children who are disabled or from ethnic minorities, and will seek to meet any specific needs notified to the festival in advance by parents/guardians/carers or teachers. 4. Personnel TMDF is run entirely by volunteers, all of whom have independent references and are briefed about the terms of this policy. Should any problem arise regarding the terms of this policy, it should be notified to a TMDF Committee member, identifiable by badge, who will take appropriate action in a discreet manner. 5. Preparation All participants in this festival will be expected to have seen this policy. In accordance with this policy, it is essential that parents/guardians/carers not personally attending the festival be satisfied that their children etc. are accompanied and adequately supervised by responsible adults acting on their behalf; TMDF staff will not undertake this rôle. With group entries, the group leader must ensure that all parents/guardians/carers are aware of this policy. Each person signing the entry form thereby takes full responsibility for those entered by the form. 6. Changing areas It is emphasized that the article above applies equally to changing areas, i.e. that responsibility remains with the supervising adult in each case. Property left unattended is also not the responsibility of TMDF. 7. Photography No photography (including video photography) is permitted at the festival, other than by accredited members of the press. Such photography will always take place in a public place. Any parent/guardian/carer not wishing the individual(s) in their care to be photographed must notify the photographer in good time. 8. Legislation supporting this policy The Children Act 1989, The Police Act 1997, The Data Protection Act 1998, The Human Rights Act 1998, The Protection of Children Act 1999, The Criminal Justice & Court Services Act 2000. 9. Review The TMDF Committee will review this policy at regular intervals, consulting the British & International Federation of Festivals for support and advice on best practice. For any queries relating to this document please contact the Honorary Secretary.